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  • Alston, Charles
  • Angelico, Beato
  • Arp, Jean (Hans)
  • Avercamp, Hendrik
  • Bakst, Leon
  • Bannister, Edward
  • Bazille, Jean Frederic
  • Bearden, Romare
  • Beaux, Cecilia
  • Beckmann, Max
  • Bellows, George
  • Benson, Frank Weston
  • Benton, Thomas Hart
  • Bierstadt, Albert
  • Bingham, George Caleb
  • Blake, William
  • Boccioni, Umberto
  • Bonnard, Pierre
  • Botticelli, Allesandro
  • Boucher, Francois
  • Boudin, Eugene-Louis
  • Bouguereau, Adolphe William
  • Bradley, Will
  • Braque, Georges
  • Brauner, Victor
  • Bricher, Alfred Thompson
  • Bronzino, Agnolo
  • Brouwer, Adriaen
  • Brueghel the Elder, Pieter
  • Buffet, Bernard
  • Calder, Alexander
  • Canaletto
  • Caravaggio
  • Caron, Antoine
  • Carqueville, William
  • Cassatt, Mary
  • Cezanne, Paul
  • Chagall, Marc
  • Chambers, Thomas
  • Chardin, JBS
  • Chase, William Merritt
  • Cheret, Jules
  • Chicago, Judy
  • Clouet, Jean
  • Cochran, Anna
  • Cole, Thomas
  • Constable, John
  • Corinth, Lovis
  • Cornoyer, Paul
  • Corot, Jean-Baptiste Camille
  • Courbet, Gustave
  • Cranach (the Elder), Lucas
  • Crite, Allan
  • Currier and Ives
  • Cuyp, Aelbert
  • da Vinci, Leonardo
  • Dali, Salvador
  • Daumier, Honore
  • David, Jacques-Louis
  • Davis, Stuart
  • de Chirico, Giorgio
  • de Goya, Francisco Jose
  • de Hooch, Pieter
  • de Vlaminck, Maurice
  • Degas, Edgar
  • Delacroix, Eugene
  • Delaroche, Paul
  • Delvaux, Paul
  • Demuth, Charles
  • Derain, Andre
  • di Bondone, Giotto
  • Doughty, Thomas
  • Duchamp, Marcel
  • Dufy, Raoul
  • Durer, Albrecht
  • Eakins, Thomas
  • Eilshemius, Louis
  • El Greco
  • Ensor, James
  • Ernst, Max
  • Evergood, Philip
  • Fantin-Latour, Henri
  • Feininger, Lyonel
  • Foujita, Tsuguharu
  • Fragonard, Jean-Honore
  • Frankenthaler, Helen
  • Friedrich, Caspar David
  • Frieseke, Frederick Carl
  • Friesz, Othon
  • Fuseli, John Henry
  • Gainsborough, Thomas
  • Gasser, Henry
  • Gauguin, Paul
  • Gentileschi, Orazio
  • Gericault, Theodore
  • Ghirlandaio, Domenico
  • Giacometti, Alberto
  • Giorgione, Giorgio
  • Glackens, William
  • Gorky, Arshile
  • Gottlieb, Adolph
  • Gottlob, Fernand
  • Gris, Juan
  • Grunewald, Matthias
  • Guys, Constantin
  • Hals, Frans
  • Hansen, H.W.
  • Harnett, William Michael
  • Hartley, Marsden
  • Hassam, Childe
  • Hayes, George
  • Henry, Edward Lamson
  • Hicks, Edward
  • Hilliard, Nicholas
  • Hobbema, Meindert
  • Hofmann, Hans
  • Hogarth, William
  • Hoitsu, Sakai
  • Holbein(the younger), Hans
  • Holder, Geoffrey
  • Homer, Winslow
  • Hopper, Edward
  • Hui-tsung, Emperor
  • Hunt, William Holman
  • Indiana, Robert
  • Ingres
  • Inness, George
  • Ino, Pierre
  • Johns, Jasper
  • Johnson, Frank Tenney
  • Johnson, William
  • Kahlo, Frida
  • Kandinsky, Wassily
  • Kirchner, Ernst Ludwig
  • Kisling, Moise
  • Kiyonaga, Torii
  • Klee, Paul
  • Klimt, Gustav
  • Kokoschka, Oskar
  • Koryusai, Koryusai
  • Kuhn, Walt
  • Kuniyoshi, Yasuo
  • Kyosai, Kawanabe
  • Lane, Fitz Hugh
  • Laurencin, Marie
  • Lawrence, Jacob
  • Lawrence, Sir Thomas
  • Lee-Smith, Hughie
  • Leger, Fernand
  • Leigh, William Robinson
  • Leyster, Judith
  • Lichtenstein, Roy
  • Liebermann, Max
  • Lindner, Richard
  • Lippi, Fra Fillipo
  • Lorrain, Claude
  • Louis, Morris
  • Luini, Bernardino
  • Macke, Auguste
  • Maes, Nicolaes
  • Magritte, Rene
  • Maillol, Aristide
  • Manet, Edouard
  • Marc, Franz
  • Marini, Marino
  • Marquet, Albert
  • Martin, Henri-Jean Guillaume
  • Masaccio
  • Matisse, Henri
  • Michelangelo - Buonarotti, Michelangelo
  • Millet, Jean-Francois
  • Miro, Joan
  • Modigliani, Amedeo
  • Mondrian, Piet
  • Monet, Claude
  • Moore, Henry
  • Moore, Martha
  • Moreau, Gustave
  • Morisot, Berthe
  • Moskowitz, Ira
  • Motherwell, Robert
  • Motley, Archibald John Jr
  • Mucha, Alphonse Marie
  • Munch, Edvard
  • O'Keeffe, georgia
  • Picasso, Pablo
  • Pissarro, Camille
  • Pollock, Jackson
  • Poussin, Nicolas
  • Raffaelo - Sanzio, Raphael
  • Rauschenberg, Robert
  • Redoute, Pierre-Joseph
  • Remington, Frederic
  • Renoir, Pierre-Auguste
  • Reynolds, Sir Joshua
  • Rossetti, Dante Gabriel
  • Rouault, Georges
  • Rubens, Peter Paul
  • Seurat, Georges
  • Sisley, Alfred
  • Steinlen, Theophile Alexandre
  • Tamayo, Rufino
  • Tang, Li
  • Tanguy, Yves
  • Tiepolo, Giovanni Domenica
  • Tintoretto, Jacopo Robusti
  • Toulouse-Lautrec, Henri
  • Turner, Joseph Mallord William
  • Ucello, Paolo
  • van Beyeren, Abraham
  • van Dyck, Sir Anthony
  • van Gogh, Vincent
  • van Huysum, Jan
  • van Rijin, Rembrant
  • Velazquez, Diego
  • Vermeer, Johannes Jan
  • von Jawlensky, Alexej
  • Vuillard, Edouard
  • Watteau, Jean-Antoine
  • Whistler, James Abbott Macneill
  • Williams, Walter
  • Wood, Grant
  • Woodruff, Hale
  • Woodville, Richard
  • Wyeth, Andrew
  • Wyeth, Newell Convers
  • Yokoyama, Taikan





    •   Judith  Leyster 


    Birth Year : 1609
    Death Year : 1660
    Country : Netherlands

    Judith Leyster, one of the very few women painters in a century predominantly interested in men, was born in Haarlem. Before 1628, she lived near Utrecht, where she came under the influence of Terbrugghen, a painter of religious pictures and one of the most important Dutch followers of Caravaggio. Undoubtedly her dramatic lighting was learned at this time. In 1628, Leyster began to be known as a painter, and in 1633 she became a member of the Haarlem Guild. At some time during this period she became a pupil of Frans Hals, and it is also probable that she met her husband Jan Miense Molenaer in Hals' studio, for Molenaer, like his better-known wife, painted in the manner of Hals.

    Judith Leyster's style closely resembled that of Hals, and her choice of subjects was so similar to his that many of her works, although signed with her maiden name (a most unexpected practice for the seventeenth century), were at first attributed to Hals. She painted genre portraits of entertainers and tavern habitués in a quite masculine style reminiscent of Hals' early work-bright in color, brightly lit, with deep shadows, and well delineated forms. A teacher of other artists, Judith Leyster was highly esteemed by her contemporaries and enjoyed a successful career.
    		 
    Judith Leyster
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